Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra is an avid Twitter user. He often takes to the micro-blogging site to share various kinds of posts that prompt people to post different comments. Case in point, his latest post that has now sparked a chatter among Twitter user.
The image is taken from the video of the ‘gold Ferrari’ shared by Anand Mahindra. (Screengrab)
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In his latest share, he posted a video with the caption “I don’t know why this is going around on social media unless it is a lesson on how NOT to spend your money when you are wealthy.”
The video shows two men getting inside a golden-coloured Ferrari. The undated video has prompted people to share all sorts of comments.
Take a look at the clip shared by Anand Mahindra:
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Since being posted, the video has gathered over two lakh views and counting. The post has also accumulated nearly 7,600 likes. While some agreed with Anand Mahindra’s caption, a few expressed that the car is not made of gold but is wrapped in gold vinyl.
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Since being posted, the video has gathered over two lakh views and counting. The post has also accumulated nearly 7,600 likes. While some agreed with Anand Mahindra’s caption, a few expressed that the car is not made of gold but is wrapped in gold vinyl.
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“All that glitters is not gold!! Many do car wraps in gold and other fancy colours,” shared a Twitter user. “Hahaha! That's right. I don't understand what is achieved by doing this?” shared another.
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